United We Stand, Divided We Fall
summary
Arthur W. Coviello discusses how growing interdependency among nations, businesses and individuals increases digital complexity and security risk, and argues for political and business adoption of policies and technologies that leverage interdependence rather than avoid it. The talk centers on the need for coordinated policy and technological approaches to improve security in an interconnected digital environment.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00The lesson of history
- 0:48Industrialization and risk
- 3:21Digital interdependency
- 5:15The digital ambiguity
- 7:22Chaos bleeding into reality
- 9:11Establishing digital norms
- 10:26Four foundational principles
- 14:49Intelligence-driven security
- 19:02Visibility and action
- 21:52Cooperation as paramount
- 23:29Leveraging interdependence
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